Not exact matches
My soul has been snacking on a few too many
pork rinds and needs to go on a diet to
get backk down to featherweight.
I've read various blogs / website on ways using
pork rinds in baking and I finally
got to experiment with.
, you could
get a ziplock bag, place
pork rinds inside, seal and smash it up with your hands or a rolling pin.
You can usually
get pork skin from a butcher or at your local international market; otherwise you can purchase «
pork rind pellets» online.
I'm
getting pretty good at figuring it all out, but my pita chip «finds» have resulted in one bag of deep fried tortilla chips and one bag of...
pork rinds.
also, if you ever
get the craving for like chicken cutlet, you can substitute the flour for coconut flour and the bread crumbs for crushed
pork rinds.
Add to that the anecdotal evidence that some patients can tolerate lean meats and others
get sick from eating
pork rinds (which, oddly enough, don't contain any actual meat at all, only fat), and alpha - gal molecules riding on fat are a strong contender for explaining both the unusual delayed reaction and the fact that it's triggered by a sugar.
Make bacon,
pork rinds or sausages yourself from meat you
get from your farm.
Grinding
pork rinds in the food processor is definitely the preferred method here, as they
get to a finer consistency and will crunch up well.
As mentioned for the fried chicken, you can definitely use ground up
pork rinds to
get a breadcrumb type of effect.
I've
got my six - pack of delicious Turkish ripoff sensation Dr. Stepper and the soupy crunch of Uncle Hick's Beef n» Barley Flavored
Pork Rinds, because I am a filthy casual gamer and do not deserve to bask in the glory that is Mountain Dewrito.